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Berry Coulis Recipe

A short simmer softens the berries without cooking away all their fresh aroma. Straining removes the seeds and leaves a sauce that pours neatly around a dessert. Use raspberries on their own or combine them with strawberries; the sugar is modest, so taste the fruit before deciding whether the sauce needs more.

Sauces and Dips

Berry Coulis

A smooth raspberry or mixed-berry sauce with a tart finish

A brief simmer and a fine sieve turn soft berries into a smooth, seedless dessert sauce.

TypeSauces
Prep5 minutes
Cook5 minutes
Rest10 minutes
Total20 minutes
YieldAbout 250 ml
Servings8
ServingAbout 30 ml
DifficultyEasy
CuisineFrench-inspired pastry

Ingredients

Batch

Instructions

Serving Ideas

  • Spoon around panna cotta, cheesecake, or a slice of flourless chocolate cake.

Substitutions

  • Blackberries work with the same method, although their larger seeds reduce the yield. Taste before deciding whether they need the full lemon measure.

Chef Tips

  • Do not boil the sauce down to jam. It should move freely across a tilted plate.

Storage

Cool promptly, cover, and refrigerate at 4°C or below for up to 3 days.

Allergen Notes

No common major allergens in the listed ingredients.

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